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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-17

Henry Smith. the Milwaukee CONGRESSMAN
elected oy the labor party. states In an interview
very plain policy by which he intends to be
guided In the 1rst place he viii not vote for a
Speaker coming from east Of the AIeyhenies be-
cause such candidate Is likely to be controlled
by monopolles As 70 Mr. Carlisle he Is undecided
although be lives west OF the Allegheny Mount
aims. for Mr.. Smith Is not exactly suited by the
Speakers tarin views The Labor Congressman Is
IN favor OF free trade with Nexico
Braxn and the South American states would
Abolish the tariff on sugar and give bounties 20
beet sugar Manufacturers. but between this
country and Europe he would build Up q wall OF
tari1 50 high and solid that the products Of pau
per labor could not be landed on our shores Free
coinage and unlimited greenbaeks, postal savings
oanzS Government railroads and teiegraphs.
forfeiture Of all -grantsearned or not Govern.
meur ownership ana operation OF all mines, the
abolition Of national banks and substitution Of a
credit syxem allowing the people to borrow d.
recsly d Government, are some OF the most mo-
riceaole reforms down in Mr.. Smiths catalogue OF
NEEDED legislation Mr.. Smith has laid out a good
dea. a WORK for a start
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-17

Tne retirement OF Robert Bonner from the re-
Variable journal which was entirely his creation
and the first and probably the best OF its kind In
this hemisphere. marks once more the passage OF
thai notable procession OF men who became rich
or famous during the War period. Bonner and
Beechsr, Edward Everett and Mrs Southworth,
James Parton and sylvanus Cobb, and hundreds
Of such homogeneous contributors have pleased
perhaps instructed N Hons OF Americans for four
or ave generations As the Frenchman said OF rat
soup during the siege Of Paris, 'Tf we must have
that sort OF thing-why, let's have IT," May the
paper founded by Robert Bonner live long and
mA<e people happy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-17
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CLOTHING AND HATS.

Please Try and call Tomorrow instead Of Saturday
We want to have time to show you some new styles
Just In For instance. Kilt Overcoats Tor small boys
and some Genuine Englsh Novelties in striped effects
IN suits for larger boyA We spend from SOC TO ~
more than 10 usual on each suit. By % doing W
cisfm for our clothing only exclusive styles hut
acustom-msde appearance that ready made clothing
usually lacks We claim prices 70 be lower than
usually demanded for inferior clothing. and this
because we content ourselves with smaller pronts
than usual Are the claims have made true or mott
Willyou decide tomorrow You know, q course.
what you paid for the boys' last suit Why not com.
pare It tomorrow with suits We offer Ut about the
aame price.
SOME OF OUR PRICES:
suifs for school wear, TO IL years, o2.o5, 9375.
$3.50. S6.25 For Sunday wear: S5.95. $3.50. e735.
$3.50.
Suits long pants, Is to Is Year,, 90 rs to sl3 So
overcoats 3 to years. SAYS. s3."5, sass. CATS
overcoats, 9 to ID years. e4.o8. 1915. 1875.
Overcoats IA to Is years, o. to 312.
Extra Knee Pants. 6S, as. CSC. sl25.
Extra Long Pants. $50. s2.75, IS.
Flannel Shirt Waists. e5c to s1.75.
Hats and Caps from 15c to s2.25
- At above prices we show Cassimeres, Meltons.
Chsviots Corduroy. Tweeds. etc. made up in al the
latest London styles. Some new jersey Suits. two
piece Kilt Suits, and some new Rubber Goats We want
you to ask to look at.
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(second floor adjoining Boys Clothing DEPARTMENT.
For the girls and boys of all sizes We show Shoes OF
best quality at PAlais Royal prices, and want you
to ask to see them to- morrow.
LADIES' SHOES.
1t may be mean, but its true-we've compared our
shoes with the best around town. The prices quoted
give our verdict. Is it Q Just verdict. Be our
Judge:
STRAIGHT Goat. walking Shoes, sass: elsewhere
1850. French Kid. button. box toe and common
sense last, $40; elsewhere - Donsola Top.
STRAIGHT goat fox. walking shoe. e4.23: elsewhere
$40 London shape Of above. "a. As: elsewhere e5.
Superior KID button. hand finish, with or without
patent esther tips ~ and - 9s elsewhere $3.50
and 80. English waukenpnast, hand-sewed, 1888;
elsewhere IS Shoes to order proportionately cheap.
Our 81 IS Ladies' Kid shoes offered for 90 until
December 1st and will compare fsvorably with shoes
elsewhere 1t e2. 90 to $3.50.
A 81 % cost price for these shoes. and, a. Sat-
nrday Is 20 busy day they will be sold only from to
10 an and to Bpm. All day other dsys.
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Worth 10 10 IA

-
We would advise you to call early in order to be
benefited by this bargain, have the manufactur
ers that this is the last lot which be sold
ut such low figures.
A Job lot Of MEMS SUSPENDERS, different styles,
coors, and qualities. equal in elasticity to any
pender in the market. We will offer at l4c pair.
Regular value of any in the lot no less than 25c.
Great Specialties In our BLANKET AND COMFORT
DEPARTMENT
COMFORTS ct &C and upward.
WHITE BLANKETS at 99c and upward
We have also added to Third Floor Department
Of Dress ranging in price from &c. to 25c per yard
including many bargains. Consequently it will
pay any person to come and examine some Of the
Great Offerings before purchasing Dress
lot Of ODDS AND ENDS Ladies' Gents, and Chill.
dren's MERINO UNDERWEAR at half value. In order
TO make room for regular stock.
Several csses Of BLEACHED COTTON REMNANTS,
fully one yard wide. comprising some Of the Best
Brands in the Market. Only &c. per yard Regular
value 10c. and 12kc.
The last lot Of the celebrated BALMORAL SKIRTS
consisting of widths, with beautiful border The
best shirt In the market for domestic use Only 43c
Standard value 75c.
new lot Of BLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL
REMNANTS at 20 per cent less than the value of the
regular stock
An immense quantity Of LADIES' CANTON FLAN-
MEL UNDERWEAR. such Pants, Skirts, &C., at
REDUCED PRICES.
lot Of Manchester Dotted Corded velveteens in
all the shades at the extremely low figure of 25c
Standard value, I5c. Come and examine them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-17
"Os1r Az ADVERTISING DoDer.r
A HINT TO THE MEN.

competitor has pins and needles because wsre
selling cheaper than he. Among other nonsense he
says; Our 6ec Mems Seamless Scotch Wool Under.
wear s no better than his 4Sc goods OF that's
only an advertising dodge to gull the public. Those
who have noticed the samples in our Twelfth street
window have ssner1ily bought and informed a. our
6ec Mems SEAMLESS Scotch Wool Underwear is equal
to any her sofore sold for 81 II would for
we had 200 dozen q month aeo now only q few dozen
remain Our Lambs Wool socks 2Sc ws're told are
sold elsewhere for 35e. Dozsns of customers have
told us they can't zee any difference between our
sstin-linsd Searfs at 25c and those ELSEWHERE OF
4Sc What do you think
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WE THINK THAT 81 THIS TINE WE DO NOT
NEED TO GIVE YOU AN EXPLANATION OF WHAT
RED TICKET DAY MEANS. YOU KNOW THAT IT
10 NOT A SENSATIONAL ADVERTISEMENT
WASTE TIE TINE AND SPACE IN WRITING SUCH
ADS" BUT 1T is JUST WHAT We REPRESENT
IT TO BE-ONE DAY IN THE WEEK WHEN WE
PLACE ON SALE REMNANTS, BROKEN LOTA kc-
OF SEASONABLE GOODS, WHICH ARE SOLD AT
SACRIFICING PRICES. BELOW rs A PARTIAL
UPHOLSTERY DEPT.
A few odd pairs Of Swiss and Tambour Curtains at
sss FIJI sl 1~s e
ana a GUS saSS we're ro 7Sc fr saS csc
ART EMBY DEPT
lot Of odds and a, ends f. Chenille Ornament, and
1t Il 9ss sss %o4sS long at
an On f@B si e &C. zsp pSo all
LACE AND EMB'Y DEPT
lot q Wool Laces all colors were 25 to Use I'd
Xa:s sy.: sa Sin oune
NOTION DEPT
! lot Of Brass Photograph Frames, worth 1oc. only
small lot of Inlaid Work Boxes. worth Csc. Friday
JEwELRY AND LEATHER GOODS DEPT.
lot Of Rhine Stone Jewery. so and 75c goods Fri
lot Of Leather Purses. oblone worth soc. only ESQ
DRESS TRIMMING DEPT.
1lOI VI eatuel trimming, All cOiOrS, worm D
lot q Mohsir MsGabout trimming, all colors, was
FUR DEPT
I lot q Real Lynx Trimming. worth s1.75 I'd
lot Of Real monkey MuHs, worth $500: Friday
Al our cOlered yslvssssns which R we formerly sold
at a. choice for Friday 4Sc.
80 dog. Bleached A1-Linen Damask Doylies worth
CORSET AND UNDERWEAR DEPT.
lot of French Woven Corsets, all sizes, regular
lot Of Farmer satin Skirts quilted bottoms. worth
lot Of CiIdren's Canton Flannel Drawers, from 2
to year, regular price Soc; Friday 25c
MILLINERY DEPT.
13 dog lot of Chidren's caps in corduroy and silk
rep. full pompadour ruche all round, all colors were
CSC and 81 20; Friday zoe.
10 clos out the balance Of our 3Sc Felt Hats in
black brown and navy. good shapes; Friday 3c They
CLOAK DEPT.
Embossed Plush Visites sizes SO and 80, sold for
= Matelssee sik Russian Circulars, sold for $50.
CENTS FURNISHING DEPT.
Odds and Ends in Fancy Striped All. wool Under
wear. drawers only, were el25; Friday SOC.
AL OF our Amer an Hosiery Co.'S Underwear, Shirts
and Drawers sold for 81 and 80: Friday. choice, 81
BOOK DEPT.
124c.
"A e our Popular Psper-bound Novels. which sold
R-some of interest for the ladies' in our adj.
vertlsement under the Ladies Column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-17

Vane Blrminshams noted statesman, Mr..
Chamberlain, Is being entertained over here Boz
tons renowned citizen, Mr.. SULLIVAN Is being lion
ne In Birmingham The Prince OF Wales has
done him the honor 20 send Mr.. Pat Mullins 10 say
70 Nr. SULLIVAN that be would be happy TO see him
To n 3 the American replied that ne was TOO busy
70 Sc HIM until after the 18th. The nobility OF
muscle Stops not before the nobility OF blood
Score ore for Boston!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-17

Tne frst canal built on this continent, projected
oy william Penn, In 1890. and built a century
latsr, Is for sale II cost $. oo00Oo and Is SO
miles long, running from n-ar Reading, on the
scanylln- 70 the Sasquehanna, at Niddletown.
As IL has no value in competition with railroads IL
Is now simply relic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-17

Blind Homer, wherever thu Old bard lies asleep
On the breast Of Mother Earth, must have waken-
ed and opened his aghrless eyes the light or day
This morning when the New York Times published
swinoQrnes latest tragedy Of .Locriner In rull.
none OF It's music lost oy being cabIed under the
Atlantic week before it can be printed I'm Inndon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-17

Senator Colquit Is charged with so mixing I'D re.
ngion and poitics In Georgia that he advised a
bishop sgainst the appointment OF colored preach.
ers In the Methodist church VINO did not labor for
The prohibition party The bishop ignored the ad-
vice. and gossip has swooped down on the affair
with every claw open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-17
Crow WrAarns.

conpsrsd with the inhabisauss q other countries.
our young ma can hrlly - eazisa ssevs-wsshG
people. and ~ wAlSloved hssd alnsse iavariassy
conveys an inpressea Of rslnsmsns ana cuitsrstha'
the NAKED hanA seldom doss. 10 fashionable Euro.
psss his ksse mass quits an item d his sssssss &C.
count while the young American of relstive standnl
socially generally prefers to do without gloves ezcep,
in winter weather.
The prscticc of wearing gloves in mia wesshss n
sssnnins 10 And more general favor With our youns
men. however; ct least fudge - from the aay IN
creasns demand for the gloves We handle Yet may
b that ell - much more than formerly bscsuss Of
the high qualities We keep and the reonble prices that
govern our Glove Department - we . every depart
ment Of our house
Genuine Kids. embroidered backs, dark ahadss
only. extra values: IS cents pain
Extra Fine Kids for Street Wear. self embroid-
cred, assorted shades; $3.50.
Best Qualities Of Imported Kid Gloves. in
plain and embroidered backs: Ill shades that are
usually found; q.
Machine knit Croche Gloves. from 30c. to 75c.
Scotch Hand Init Gloves, from 40c. 10 ol25,
camers Hair Hand-tnit Gloves. al colors: u
fose,
Jersey-cloth Gloves. SOC. 10 oL26
woven-silk Gloves. plush lining; sl50
Gents Driving Gloves. Coschmsn's Gloves.
lined snd fur tops; susds md Castor Gloves.
Every kind of Glove thsrs made thsss fash.
ionabla that's worth having or wearing can b.
found in our Gents Furnishing Department At
ths vsry Lowest possible prices.
sAKs COMPANY.
GENERAL ouTFITTER.
n17 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-17

The German crown Prince has three years OF
ME before him, say the doctors giving the cancer
In ms throat the highest rate OF destruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-17


The report or the citizens subcommittee on
schools gives a recital Of she history OF school
management In the District, contends that the
action OF the Commissioners In practically abol-
ishing the independent school board Of citizens
and substituting themselves and an advisory
board was both Illegal and InJudicious, and recon-
Eends legislation restoring the citizens board
The bill proposed Is in substance the one which
failed 20 receive favorable action In the Senate at
the LAST session OF Congress- but the statement OF
the powers OF the BOARD OF education Is In some.
what broader terms The new bill differs from the
old IN stating that the board IL to have "the
exclusive management OF the schools in giving
Il absolute power 10 appoint and remove the SUPER
intendent, instead OF sharing that power with the
Commissioners, In dropping the proviso that the
rules for the examination OF teachers shall be
approved BY the Commissioners, and In adding
that the nomenclature Of school buildings shall be
under the control OF the board. There is no change
in the size OF the proposed board, and the
number OF members recommended Is twenty
form. which VIII constitute too large q body for
the most effective work. There are two sides 70
the legal question as 20 the correctness OF the
Commissioners construction OF the law In refer
ence 10 the relative powers OF themselves and the
trustees bat as the question has not been carried TO
the courts and as legislation accurately establish
ing these powers is Necessary whether the Com
misstoners acted legally or illegally, the question
becomes OF minor consequence. The real issue to
be settled Is whether 1t is expedent to intrust the
management OF the schools TO the Commissioners
and m advisory board Of which the powers are
expanded or contracted at the Commissioners
pleasure, rather than TO adopt the system which
prevails In almost every other city OF the United
states and place control OF the schools In citi-
1ens beard open In It's discussions and independent
Of political authorities except as 10 financial con-
esrpS The considerations which favor the latter
method As tending 10 produce the best results for
pupils. and FOR tax-paytng and textbook buying
parents have been frequently stated in TIE STAR,
and the weight Of argument lies on that side Of the
sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-17

A RACKET
IN SMALL BOYS ovEacoATs.
TOMORROW (wEDNEsDAY) MORNING WE
OPEN LINE OF SMALL BOYS ovERcoATs.
SIZES FROM 10 10 YEARS. THAT WE SHALL
SELL AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS pRrCEs
A PURCHASE OF ENTIRE LINES OF THESE
GOODS ENABLES Us TO OFFER A VERY STYLISH
AND NEW SCOTCH cHEvfor CAPE ovERCoAT,
THAT TIE MANUFACTURES SOLD EARLY IN
THE SEASON FOR $3.50. GOOD VALUE AT o. So
FOR 90.
A BLUE BEAVER CAPE ovERcoAT. WARRANT
ED FAST COLOR, FOR Is.
FOUR STYLES OF STRIPED AND PLAID CHE.
v1or ovERcoArs. ABSOLUTELY ALL wool
WARRANTED So-AT Is SAME GOODS BOUGHT
EARLY IN THE SEASON SELL FOR ss.
TWO STYLES AT $3.50; EARLY PRICE. ESQ.
ONE LINE. ONLY TWELVE IN THE LOT, VERY
HANDSOME AND STYLISH. AT %; CHEAP AT
So
THESE ARE THE HANpsoMrsr GOODS WE
HAVE EVER SEEN IN WASHINGTON AT THESE
PRICES
E. B. BARNUM 4 Co,
mis- e31 PENN. AVENUE.
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V1srr THE
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
ENLARGED. RENOVATED. IMPROVED

From the frst we distauced al Competitor We
have now beaten our own record. The day 10 gone
when the Washington public Il satahed with msaesr
furnishings and ordinary stock. The increased Dc.
mands Of metropolitan trade require the best pos.
sible facilities for business tSd variety Of goods To
meet this want We have sdded the buildnx TOO Mar.
kst Space 70 our stores 705 and 707 and have fitted
up the new and resrraneed the old in way that can.
not fail to surprise and delight the purchaser We
have placed our line Of Toilet Articles scross the front
Of the new department This inclndes Tooth. Nal.
Hair. and Flesh Brushes. Powder Puts and Boxes.
Combs. Manicure Sets. Toilet Mfrcrs &C. Prices and
quality Unsurpassed occupytos 40 feet Of the mag.
nincent cases on the side nearest 9Th st. we display
line Of Silver and Plated Ware second to none Look
II ths list Of makers: Rogers Bro, Rosers Smith
Co.. the Meriden Brittanis Co.. the Meriden silver
Plate Co.. the Derby silver Co. These nance are in
Themselves sufcisnt guarantee. Next In order comes
display Of hne Porcslains and Art Vase This sslso.
ton includes Royal Worcester Imperial Crown Caxls
bad Ivory. Doulton. oobelin Tapestry, Persian Tap
esry &c. These standard goods ARE marked At prices
lower than the lowest With these are displayed the
p-sssnt rase japanese Rose Jars and Potpouri Also
something new. Turkish Doyliss. Mats for Bric-s.
Dfsc. Our DOH Department with the best selected
stock in America and Of our own Importation rsqires
separate Advertisement wstch for prices and Dc.
sct1paon! In snlsrgins our stock Of nns Vases VI
have not neglected the cheaper and more popula,
varieties Our collection u unsQualsd our stock i'm
usnse our prscss the lowest Visit our second Aoor
Department for all Large Tom Curtain Roda Pictues
EAsslh Cabinets. Brackets. Tables. chaazs, &c.
WATCH THE PAPERS FOR OUR BARGAINS.
SMITH wAkDwKLr.
nl6.3m 1nS-7n1. ZOO Markef as>NA
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The same instincts that have made the Mormons

The same instincts that have made the Mormons
Of Utah uusy thrifty people under their oriental
system OF religion and un-Ameriean oligsrc seem
now az work 20 make them a law-aoiding peace
able quantity IN the American body polite. II has
gradually dawned on the masses that their leaders
aTs not able 20 cope with the United states Gov
eminent and that sooner or later the stronger
power will prevail With the hopelessness OF their
hostility once made clear 10 them the rank and die
OF the Mormon system have apparently at least de-
cftd 20 accept the new order OF things gracefully
Public opinion has therefore greatly changed since
Congress adjourned last March. and with q wise
handling OF the question this winter O peaceful
ana ssiutary adjustment OF the difficulty may be
erreeted. The Mormons love their farms which
wonderful IN comparison with those Of their
GENTLE neghbOrs, and they are more anxious 10
enjOv their comfortable and beautiful homes than
70 crafty SELF pride by contendlng against the In
evitable. Plural marriages are practically thing
Of the past, the power OF the church ollgarehy is
broken. and there Is little doubt OF the gradual
and certain redemption OF the Territory from its
anomalous aud disgraceful state OF rebellion
against the country which made its existence
and prosperity possib When the point is reached
where the church can no longer intimidate
Its yirtuous and law-apidIng members Utah will
come rapidly 10 the front. Her people are hard
working saving, and enterprising. The proper.
ton OF practical poly gamiSts Is very small and the
TACT that lt remained for Gentiles to bring In
whatever institutions OF vice may be seen In Salt
Lake City today speaks well for the virtue OF the
original population The period OF murders and
outbreaks has passed, and the men who instigated
them are afraid TO attempt now what would few
years ago have been done without hesitation or
question as to results Influential citizens are
bodily expressing their belief that the peo-
pie OF Utah, Mormons as well as Gentiles
would fare far better at the hands Of free repub-
lican government that they have under the rule OF
the church. Self-interest Is doing good share Of
the reform The industrious Mormon farmer whose
land, the water that irrigates IL and the crop he
gets are all subject TO the iron grasp Of the
church Is quick TO see that c Is better for him 10
be free citizen than submit TO such sbsolutism
even II he has prospered under IL.
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mis- 9TH. STH AND d STREETS
TAkE Az EXAMPLE FRou The
MERRY LARK. WHEN JoYFULLY SING
ING IN ASCENDING TO THE HIGH.
Don't mind the fact that our Remnant Rooms are
situated on the Third Floor. Come and be con-
WINGED that it is
PRACTICAL AND BENEFICIAL
To examine Large VARIETY OF REMNANTS,
and make Purchases according to your judgment,
LIST OF BARGAINS FOR THIS THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY:

An immense lot of FANCY GOODS. such as Dressing
Cases, Candlescks. Brush Holders. Albums and many
Others at half value IN order to close them out
We admit the fact that these articles left from
last year. hence the Great Sacrifice to effect speedy
sale.
A new invoice Of the well-known HEMsTITCHED
AND BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, warranted
fast colors, at SC. each
several hundred dozen LADIES' COLLARS AND
CHEMISETTES at
Sc. Sc. 12k and lgc.
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THE WEATHER TOMORROW.

Colder. fair weather. Eight to frssh Winds shifting
o northerly increasing in force on the coast
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NEW C1oAkrses.

SEAL PLUsBEs. CoLoRED PLUsHrs, coIoRxp
MELiON CLOTHS. SILK MATTELASsE, SILK
VELVETS, BROCADE vELvETs AND A FrIT.
LINE OF ASrRAKAN CLOTHS IN ALL COIORs.
BlAkETz CLOTH FOR MORNING GARMENTS,
OTTOMAN CLOTH. AND QUILTED sATINs M
ALL CoLoRs. AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.
BR0ADCL0THs IN ALL GRADEs
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOoDs
FANCY FLANNELs AT 37,sc., WORTH Soc.
NEW HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
ENFIELD SHAKER FLANNELs IN Arr
WEIGHTS.
SPECIAL SALE OF SHOP WORN B1ANrrre
SLIGHTLY SOILED. At VERY GREAT REDuc'
TONS
ONE PRICE w.. n. sHusTER SONS
hl1 919 Pennsylvsnis ave.
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ELPHoSZo YoUNGs COMPANY ARE oFrFRfNo
~ specially desirable THANKSGIVING SUPPf.fES
ienq ins Mandhelins Java Co9eee. Aunt Abby Mince
aear Plum Pudding, /, ., and 4-po.nd cana Frmit
Maple Sugar. from cold storage: from this you can
s ySuE own syrup much inner than You can other
r I,rxe and meaty Pure Apple cider New Cit
.hs nnest Creamery Butter offered in Washinrton
ptlcs moderate ELLhONLO AOUN0s' CONPHNy
1Is stn street northwest
= s-Remsmber our Potato Chips are fresh from the
oven eve y other day Y. r. q niS
A eESTS WANTED FOB THE NEW REVISED IN.
pSrAL Editlon Of leila Eucyosopsdias land Other
tna rsiall prices reduced Excesdingiy Lbs q Isrms
=, ssl,pter.ense1 men, Address 7. klLNOOD ZElf.
.9--sl.eI. rnllSoeapnA nl7-1